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Sprhava demonstrates AI tech for visually impaired at WMF

Ananthraj Narasappa, Founder of Sprhava, with his team at WMF

Sprhava is poised to lead in the development of AI smart glasses aimed at enhancing independence for visually impaired individuals. The technology combines advanced artificial intelligence and edge computing to deliver real-time assistance, including precise object recognition, accurate face recognition, seamless document reading, and swift currency detection. These features are aimed to be designed into a wearable device, user-friendly format, which will empower users to navigate their surroundings with greater ease and confidence.

Journey to WMF – We Make Future Event

The journey to the WMF event commenced in Munich with palpable excitement. As materials were packed and the car loaded, the Sprhava team buzzed with energy for the adventure ahead. Opting for a scenic route to Bologna, Italy, picturesque landscapes and local cuisine enriched the team-bonding experience.

Crossing into Italy, anticipation surged for presenting the idea of advanced edge device on an international stage at Europe’s largest digital innovation event. Upon arrival at BolognaFiere, the dynamic atmosphere of global exhibitors setting up greeted them. Sponsored by the Innovation World Cup ecosystem and supported by EVB Innovation Hero, the primary goal was to showcase the concept of Sprhava’s groundbreaking AI smart glasses through a demonstration using the NVIDIA Jetson Nano GPU. Among all startups sponsored by them, Sprhava stood out as the only one innovating with AI.

Throughout the event, live demonstrations showcased the potential AI smart glasses’ capabilities in object recognition, face recognition, document reading, and currency detection with the use of NVIDIA Jetson Nano GPU, which will ultimately be embedded into a Qualcomm Snapdragon SoC. These demonstrations sparked meaningful discussions about the potential applications and benefits of the technology. The positive reception from attendees underscored the event’s reputation for promoting innovation.

Ananthraj Narasappa (pictured above), Sprhava’s founder, took the opportunity during a memorable dinner to passionately pitch the idea of AI smart glasses, capturing the audience’s attention as a visionary in assistive technology.

Reflecting on WMF, participation as exhibitors enriched Sprhava’s platform to showcase innovations, connect with industry leaders, and gain insights into the future of digital technology. It reinforced the commitment to leveraging edge device technology and creating impactful solutions for the visually impaired community.

Seeking investment to accelerate product development and expand the team, WMF has provided a crucial platform to present the vision and foster collaborative efforts in advancing assistive technology.

WMF will undoubtedly be a milestone for Sprhava, marking its international presence and commitment to innovation. Leaving Bologna with renewed purpose, anticipation is high to implement strategies gained from this event and drive the next phase of growth in AI and assistive technology.

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